Map rendering: Elevation markers don't respect units of length settinf

[sgustafso]

Minor issue: Currently the app displays a number next to key features like mountain peaks to indicate the elevation.
However, I noticed that regardless of the configuration of the units of length in the global settings, the map always gives those numbers in units of meters. If you are configured to use miles/feet, the elevation is still given in meters.

This can be a little confusing because the numbers are given without units (there is no 'm' following the elevation number). By contrast, the overlay that shows your current altitude both respects the units of length setting, and indicates the units within the overlay.

[frohro]

I note the same thing.

[akkana]

Another vote for this. It's so great to have contour lines in feet (thanks!) that now I'm getting greedy and wanting feature elevations to match the nearby contours. :-)

[groutr]

I noticed the same thing in v4.8.5. Is this still an active issue?

[DmitryAlexei]

@groutr The issue is still open, and it is assigned to "Future-backend" milestone

[vshcherb]

@xmd5a2 @ivanPyrohivskyi we need to generate maps with 2 text info and and have internal renderingProperty (feet / km) to display 1 text shield or another. Later UI application will pass that property to rendering engine.

[vshcherb]

Set to renderingProperty attr="eleUnits" - feet. Test on new maps

[ivanPyrohivskyi]

osmandapp/OsmAnd-resources#1150

[xmd5a2]

Updated pull request: osmandapp/OsmAnd-resources#1180

[DmitryAlexei]

• displaying meters/feet should be profile dependent (Android)
• - x - (iOS) osmandapp/OsmAnd-iOS@6a8b6bb

[Zirochkabila]

Testing 1

Menu > Settings > Chose profile > General settings > Driving region > United States > Go back to the map

Version Details:

• Android Version: OsmAnd~ 5.0.0#4474m
• iOS Version: 4982

Issue Description:

• Data on the map is updated only after restarting OsmAnd.

Severity: Major 🟠

Visual Comparison:

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Android Before Restart	iOS Before Restart	Android After Restart	iOS After Restart

[dmpr0]

Review

• Apply a space as a thousands separator only to numbers with five or more digits (10,000 and above).